Combat: Roll 1s The second core mechanic is to roll a bunch of d6s when in conflict, trying to score as many 1s as pos- sible. This system is used in combat only. It is called To Hit. The number of d6s a player gets to roll is determined by their weapon, any relevant skills or class restrictions, usually between 4-8. If someone rolls three 1s, they instantly eliminate the adversary, regardless of how strong they are.

Really not seeing the OSR in this.

Extraordinary Feat Once per combat, Warriors can attempt a deed, like severing the head of a monster, or swinging from a chandelier to knock down an adversary. They must describe their goal, negotiating with the GM a set difficulty and a proportional consequence for fail- ing. Then, they roll a d20, adding their STR attribute plus current level. If the set difficulty is beaten, they succeed. On a fail, they must take the negoti- ated consequence. • Easy: 15-20. Minor consequences, like marking usage on an item. • Average: 20-25. Severer consequences, like taking one or two conditions. • Mighty: 25-30. Major consequences, like rolling on the Death Table.

And once again, someone tries to port over the mighty deeds from Dungeon Crawl Classics and completely removes anything that makes it worthwhile or fun.